![]() ![]() If not, it’s okay to start the learning process now. Shew! That sounds like a lot doesn’t it? If you were to compare this list to your child, I’m sure they would come up on top. Can identify a missing number in a sequence (4, _, 6 – What number is missing? 5)įree Kindergarten Readiness Checklist PrintableĬlick the the link below to print the Kindergarten Readiness Checklist.Recognizes numbers 1-10 and is attempting to move further up in the number learning chain.(Might recognize that sister has 2 cookies and he only has 1). Knows the difference between adding and subtracting something.Counts from 1-10 (might have a little trouble but that’s okay).Attempts to write name in print and recognizes the letters of name in print.Has a desire to learn how to read, requests books to be read to him or her.Blending words together and recognizing some site words is also important.Can use imagination or common sense to put stories together. ![]() Has the ability to put a story in order from start to finish.(Following along in a book and making up own story to go along with the picture). They should understand the basic concept behind reading.Your child should be able to pick up a book and know the difference between upside down and upside ‘right.’.Here are some skills your child needs to learn how to START reading. Most parents are SO nervous about their child learning how to read. Loves using skills such as running, jumping, and climbing on things.Your child should be able to use building blocks, hold a pencil, and even bounce a ball.The pre-k student can ride a tricycle and has started to ride a bicycle with training wheels.They say a Kindergartner should be able to tie their own shoes (this is something I believe is learned at many different ages).Has the ability to exercise self control, follow simple directions, and regulate emotions (as much as a child can, most adults can’t even regulate their own emotions).Has the ability to accept a routine and be flexible with changes.Can communicate with adults and children.Has the ability to ask for help when needed.Can dress his or herself to the best ability possible (Knowing underwear going on the inside of their clothes is a good start )).Your child initiates play with other children–and also plays well with others.Check out this list and see what you think after reading. You might not know if your child is ready socially. Pre-k students should be able to talk in complete sentences, express their ideas, and describe “how” things look or seem to be.This is a must if you are going to send your child to school half days or full days. Some children are not fully potty trained, even by five. This is an important one: potty trained.(This is something great to work on the summer before Kindergarten). The child should also have a general understanding of the sounds in the alphabet.A child entering kindergarten should be able to recognize almost every letter of the alphabet (upper case and lower case).A beginning kindergartner should (attempt) to know the ABC song from start to finish.Understanding that when mom or dad are not available to give directions, that the teacher is in charge.(Example-Learning time, play time, lunch time, and so on). A child entering kindergarten should understand that there are different times of the day.(You do not want your child waiting for the teacher to help with their scissor activities every time). This is a scary part of kindergarten, but totally important. (Sending him or her to do a small job is a big part of being ready for kindergarten). Your child should be able to listen to basic directions.Whether you are homeschooling or sending your child to public school, this list works for both situations. You do not need to send your child to a special tutor because you are capable of preparing your child for kindergarten right at home. Are you nervous about your child not being ready for kindergarten? Do not worry, you still have time to make sure your child is prepared. ![]()
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